Stadium Accidents in Pennsylvania

Call Our Legendary Philadelphia Premises Liability Lawyers

Millions of Americans visit stadiums, sports areas, ballparks, and other
large venues. More often than not, these outings involve crowds of
thousands, all traveling along concrete walkways, depending on sturdy railing, non-slippery
stairways, and safe food to keep their evening injury-free. Property managers
and venue owners are obligated to make sure their premises are safe for
visitors and workers alike. When they fail in this duty, people can be
injured catastrophically and even suffer fatal injuries.

When people are injured at sports arenas or stadiums, the nationally-renowned
Philadelphia premises liability attorneys at The Beasley Firm are ready to investigate the cause of their suffering.
Since 1958, The Beasley Firm has been known for investigating our clients'
cases relentlessly, investing every possible resource and gathering a
vast network of experts in order to build a thorough and effective case
on their behalves.

Millions won in premises liability cases against large venues and opponents

If you're unsure if you are eligible to seek compensation, call (215) 866-2424
to speak with our Philadelphia stadium accident lawyers in a free consultation.
We are happy to help you get answers.

Exceptions to "Assumption of Risk"

Venue owners are well aware that events in their stadiums are potentially
dangerous. That's why, if you still have your ticket, you may see
a warning absolving the venue or its owners of responsibility for any
injuries or accidents you experience. As a result, many visitors to the
stadium fall under a legal doctrine known as "assumption of risk,"
where attendees are assumed to be aware of the dangers of entering the stadium.

However, there are exceptions to this legal doctrine, as a facility is
still responsible for meeting basic safety standards. For example, unmarked
wet or slippery surfaces on major walkways or stairs can lead to traumatic
brain injuries, fractured bones, spinal cord injuries, and paralysis.
Because it is the venue's responsibility to warn spectators of slippery
areas (or prevent them in the first place), this would entitle any injured
people to hold the stadium responsible.

All of these events could potentially cause long-term physical and psychological
harm, requiring years of medical care, thousands in medical costs, and
tens of thousands in lost wages and earning potential. That's why
calling a Philadelphia premises liability attorney at The Beasley Firm
is so vital. If you're entitled to compensation, you should hold venue
owners accountable for the harm their negligence caused you.

How The Beasley Firm Can Help

The firm's record of success speaks for itself, but more importantly-our
firm understands the way that injuries limit your quality of life. Our
staff includes 5 doctors and nurses with 60+ years of collective experience
in hospitals and patient care. As a result, our investigations often include
an extra dimension of knowledge and understanding that our clients would
not be able to find with a law firm without medical experience.

Our experience with premises liability law also makes us ideally suited
to handle your stadium injury. Our legendary premises liability attorneys
in Philadelphia have resolved cases against stadiums, arenas, air shows,
car races, rock concerts, and sporting events for failing to keep spectators
safe. No law firm will fight for you like us-we routinely invest hundreds
of thousands of dollars into our investigations in order to develop your
case as strongly as possible. When winning is the only option, The Beasley
Firm wins your battles.

Call our Philadelphia stadium accident lawyers at (215) 866-2424 today
for a free case consultation. We never take a fee unless you win in court,
so find out if you have a case as soon as possible.

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